Debaters Train for Spring Tourneys at South Dakota U
Vermillion Feb 4 Varsity debaters at the University of South Dakota plan five practice debates this week with Augustana College Missouri Northwest Teachers College and South Dakota State College coached by Dallas C Dickey. Six men will argue Lyle Wirt Parker Leon ad Anderson Presho Alvida Hahn Dol and Myer Rosen Freeman Arno Luker Lane and Lowell Schmidt. Augustana College debaters arrive today with two squads. Missouri Northwest Teachers College brings two teams February ?. Debaters will also perform in contests with Morningside Sioux Falls College Doane College and Dakota Wesleyan University last week.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Augustana Cellege
Missour Northwest Teachers’ College
South Dakota State College
Dallas C. Dickey
Lyle Wirt
Parker
Leonad Anderson
Presho
Alvida Hahn
Doland
Myer Rosen
Freeman
Arno Luker
Lane
Lowell Schmidt
Salon
Awnistana College
Missouri Northwest Teachers’ College
Alvin Hahn
Dolend
Brockings
Stats College
Brockings High School
Morningside
Sioux Falls College
Doane College
Dakota Wesleyan University
Redfield Loan Group Convenes in New Building
The annual meeting of the Redfield Building and Loan Association stockholders, with over 60 present and many by proxy, elected directors for three years and organized for the year. H. R. Wood presides as president and officers include R. J. Crain vice president, George M. Bailey secretary, C. R. Damuth treasurer, C. D. Sterling attorney. The mutual association funds first mortgages on homes and business property and requires members to pay dues that help retire the mortgage in about ten years.
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Redfield
Fec
Th Building and Loan Association
George M. Bailey
H.R. Wood
R. J. Crain
C. R. Damuth
C. D. Sterling
J. D. Fargo
CE. Statenont
A. Moriarty
C. E. Myram
Soans
County bans gambling games for aid in Clay county
Wakonda February 23 county commissioner L F H Ahrendt announces no employment or poor relief will be provided to anyone in Clay county who plays card games for money or gambles on slots. A similar policy has been adopted by local relief agencies in Wakonda.
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Wakonda
F.C
Clay County
L. F H. Ahrendt
Minnehaha County Sets Salary Cut Effect on County Staff
A February resolution in Sioux Falls reduces salaries for 35 Minnehaha county employees by about 19 percent. Introduced by Commissioner A C Anderson of Gerretsen, the measure argues that farmers and taxpayers face tough cuts and calls for adjustments in county pay. The cut saves about 4538 dollars, roughly 55 thousand in total and costs taxpayers five cents per thousand of valuation. Earl A. Tyler, county auditor, calculated the figures.
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Sioux Falls
Spenau
Minnehaha
A. C. Anderson
Gerretsen
Earl A. Tyler
Haw
Turton Pupils Given Unexpected Vacation
Turton pupils face an unplanned break after a ceiling support iron column crashed through the floor into the basement during a class, endangering Miss Gladys Steffes and first to third graders. The column rested on a thin flooring layer between joists and the upper story, prompting a temporary dismissal and repairs.
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Turton
Gladys Steffcs
Gibbs
Scasal
University Students 7 Fern High Averages
Vermillion February 23 sixteen students at the University of South Dakota earned straight A grades for the first semester with at least 11 hours. Ten more students with under 11 hours also made straight A grades, as reported by registrar W H Frankenfeld. Also noted guest of alumni BatchelorCh. E. A. Road gen. president of Dakota Wesleyan University will attend a gathering in Chicago February 25 with Dr W D Schermerhorn, former Wesleyan president and Garrett Biblical Institute faculty member.
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Fern High
University of South Dakota
W. H. Frankenfeld
Registar
Prankenfeld
Baiitchell
E. A. Roadgen
Dakota Wesleyan Unione
Dakota
Wesleyan Chicesa
Chigare
W. D. Schermerhorn
Wesleyan
Garrett Biblical Institute
Statisticians Show Where South Dakota Money Is Spent
Brookings February 23 Special charts from the agricultural extension service of State college summarize South Dakota's fiscal year ending June 3, 1932 income and expenditures. The report notes highway funding, education shares, debt service, and state enterprise revenues, with detailed breakdowns of taxes, licenses, and federal aid and emphasis on bonded indebtedness and balance analysis.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Agricultural Extension Service of
State College
George O'Neill
Cours Rents
Schoal
Aid Civeni
Custer State Park
Young Citizens League
Department of Public Instruction
Dreekibarry Commission
Yankton Sweeps State Forensic Laurels in Madison
Yankton college won the large all around victory trophy with 32 points at the state forensics tournament in Madison securing first in two divisions and second and fourth in others. Berard Daniels and Vivian Halverson claimed firsts, Elizabeth Daniels second, Fred Nichol fourth, with Daniels winning 760 cash for Peace and Halverson a grand trophy for farm allotment analysis. The Yankton team, all former Yankton High graduates, were accompanied by their cow Hikl Curry and Mrs. Curry. Mr. Curry received the victory trophy after the final contest.
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Yankton
Wipens
Yankton College
Madison
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
Berard Daniels
Peace
Vivian Halverson
Daniels
Wiss Halverson
Elizabeth Daniels
Fred Nichol
Yankton High School
Hikl
Curry
Woonsocket Plans Large Celebration
Woonsocket officials held a monthly meeting with a large turnout. They decided to stage a big celebration on July 3 and 4 to replace three events the water carnival the citys 50th anniversary and the Fourth of July. Plans aim for an old time celebration with details under development.
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Woonsocket
Special Quarterly Conference in Virgil At Mrs Bates Home
Special quarterly conference held in Virgil at the Ladies Aid greeting hosted by Mrs D Ho Bates. District Superintendent Wilcox of Huron attended. Reports of the church given. Elmer Matzke resigns as treasurer as he moves away. Frank Fanger Jr elected. Large attendance noted.
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Virgil
Ladies Aid
D.ho Bates
Wilcox
Huron
Elmer Matzke
Frank Fanger, Jr
Keith Takes Over Preston Firm In Lake Preston
H A Keith buys Model clothing company from W C Larson and takes possession. Keith, son of the late I A Keith, grew up in the city and has been active in Republican circles, serving as county chairman. Larson has run the shop for about 20 years and will stay in Lake Preston through the current school term.
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LAK Toes Dun
Ase
Casio Plana
Preston
H. A. Keith
Model Clothing Company
W. C. Larson
Keith
I. A. Keith
State College
Brookings
Kingsbury
Larson
Lake Preston
Larsons
Catholic Daughters Celebrate 21st Anniversary in Woonsocket
The Catholic Daughters of America marked their 21st anniversary in Woonsocket with a 5 30 p m dinner and a program. Miss Lulu Strub sang a portion of the program.
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Woonsocket
Catholic Daughters of America
Lulu Strub
Surprise Anniversary Event At Reikard Home
A gathering of friends marked the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Reikard at their home. Whist played at three tables and lunch was served as guests enjoyed the occasion. Florence Irembley, Charles Steichen, Misa Marie Mylan, and Father Edwards contributed readings and talks. Mrs. C. W. Callaghan of Flandreau attended as an out of town guest.
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Florence Irembley
Charles Steichen
Misa Marie Mylan
Virgil
Preston Woman 90 Years Old at Lake Preston
Lake Preston February 23 Special Mrs Inger Jensen the town s oldest citizen celebrated her 90th birthday after arriving from Denmark 33 years ago She homesteaded eight miles east of Lake Preston with her husband and survived their 69th wedding anniversary With six of her 11 children still living and her health good she enjoys quilting and keeping busy A family religious dinner and open house were planned as part of the celebration
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Lake Preston
Inger Jensen
Denmark
Jensen
Soa and Wroniss Invite For Tea At The Hospitable Year
Soa and Wroniss drop their plans to join Zy and partake a cup of coffee she hospitably offers through the year.
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Soa
Wroniss
Club Base Meeting in Woonsocket Sparks Educational Talk
A Woonsocket club held its monthly meeting this week focusing on education with members discussing public school system improvements and community engagement. Notable attendees included local leaders and educators offering insights and questions.
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Woonsocket
New Piles Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Sufferers from piles are urged to try Moava Suppositories sold for 69 cents. The ad touts soothing antiseptic action to relieve internal soreness and discharge, claiming rapid relief and continued benefits.
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Redfield Loan Group
Minnehaha County
Fish and Game
Geological Survey
Agricultural Societes
Tare
Highyyan's
Kieth
Preston Firm
Luckies
Wren Vite
Lake Coma, Lealy
Tia
Lucky Seriket
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